This reverts commit be7d8cfaf1.
This commit missed some previous copyrights mentioned,
in general I think its better to have this per-file to
follow who wrote what and when.
The '%n' pkgname fmt option still needs to be the sourcepkg
for xbps-src to work with no additional changes.
This restores previous behaviour, and uses binpkg's pkgname
while checking for pkgdb/repo.
Up until now `xbps-checkvers` would only check for the
real sourcepkg, this broke detection of binary packages
that are subpkgs.
Added a new test case.
Close#192
assert() must not change program behaviour.
It's unlikely that xbps_dictionary_set_cstring() fails, but even
so proplib will report it, so no need to run it via assert().
The character has to be checked for EOF (-1), otherwise with
architectures that use unsigned char by default this breaks at
compile and runtime.
https://github.com/void-linux/xbps/issues/123
This replaces -s,--show-missing. This now prints all processed packages
and outputs in the following format:
pkgname repover srcver
if `repover` or `srcver` can't be known, '?' is print.
Will be used in xbps-src soon. Thanks to @duncaen for ideas.
Signed-off-by: Juan RP <xtraeme@gmail.com>
-i,--ignore-conf-repos has been added.
The previous -i,--installed flag has been renamed to -I.
This breaks compat but we'll need to change buildbot anyway.
Signed-off-by: Juan RP <xtraeme@gmail.com>
The debug printing is also moved after variable substitution.
Now it prints:
foo/template: _var foo
foo/template: pkgname foo
It used to print:
foo/template: _var foo
foo/template: pkgname ${_var}
- This now checks for vars that have refs to other vars:
pkgname=${_myvar}
- This now checks for unwanted garbage before assignment:
. ./source/file
pkgname=${_myvar}
- Misc tweaks to use my coding style.
- Clear completely the rcv struct.
- Remove unapplicable free()a before assignment (wtf)
- Fix usage, -C expects a path to a directory not a filename.
- Remove obsolete xbps.conf handling, this is unnecessary (xbps.d(5)).
- Random tweaks after a quick inspection.
